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It's a fair question. How does an open high end chip design benefit anyone other than a competing company? How would an end user be able to verify that the chip
by Epiphany21 5y ago
It's a fair question. How does an open high end chip design benefit anyone other than a competing company? How would an end user be able to verify that the chip in their hand is the same as what's in the schematics they get? Wouldn't it be cost-prohibitive for regular people to have those designs manufactured? High performance cores being opened would be nice to have but not really practical, unless I'm missing something.
- Alekhine 5y agoThis is why I think the priority for software will shift back towards performance in the coming decades. Even now very few people can get decent GPUs. Who knows if one day chips that can run the latest bloatware will be affordable?